Oh right. I didn't know if you were saying they get meaningless penalties more often than not, but as you're a blue I should have realised lol.
Corruption in English football?
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cheekybids
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i know mate but I’m just showing his the media control the narrative & then you hear it repeated.
Yeah true. I guess I fell for that a bit with that point too. Even if you had played for a draw it was a vulnerable time for you as far as I recall, in terms of performances, but you did try to attack more than they did to be fair.
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NOt many believe in the conspiricy as vehemently as me mate!
There's too much money at stake for them to have a struggling united for too long, it's so basic!
Yeah that is really how I feel about it too. Scudamore even said it didn't he? That the Premier League needs a strong Man Utd.
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Premier League chief executive: I don't want Man City title repeat
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side won the Premier League by 19 points last season and are looking to defend their title.
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Manchester United troubles 'affect Premier League brand'
Manchester United's struggles are damaging to the Premier League's global appeal, says the competition's chief executive.
www.bbc.co.uk
Row erupts after Manchester United and Liverpool were given special access to potential Richard Scudamore successors
Rivals to Liverpool and Manchester United are up in arms after the two clubs appeared to be given special access to vet candidates to be the Premier League’s chief executive.The recruitment process to find the person to succeed Richard Scudamore was run by a nominations committee headed by Bruce Buc
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Manchester United's decline is bad for the Premier League, says Richard Scudamore
Premier League chief executive bemoans Old Trafford problems, admitting the competition's worldwide appeal could be harmed
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Both clubs claim they cannot put large screens in for "Stuctural reasons." Yet it's a requirement for any promoted club to have them.
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Fake news!Premier League chief executive: I don't want Man City title repeat
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side won the Premier League by 19 points last season and are looking to defend their title.
Manchester United troubles 'affect Premier League brand'
Manchester United's struggles are damaging to the Premier League's global appeal, says the competition's chief executive.www.bbc.co.uk
Row erupts after Manchester United and Liverpool were given special access to potential Richard Scudamore successors
Rivals to Liverpool and Manchester United are up in arms after the two clubs appeared to be given special access to vet candidates to be the Premier League’s chief executive.The recruitment process to find the person to succeed Richard Scudamore was run by a nominations committee headed by Bruce Buc
Manchester United's decline is bad for the Premier League, says Richard Scudamore
Premier League chief executive bemoans Old Trafford problems, admitting the competition's worldwide appeal could be harmed